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CITY BOY MOVEMENT VISITS AKPABIO, GALVANIZES SUPPORT FOR TINUBU 2027 RE-ELECTION

By Our Reporter Mar 11, 2026 1 min read
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‎The South-South Zonal regional leadership of the City Boy Movement yesterday paid a courtesy visit to Godswill Akpabio, President of the Senate.
‎The delegation, led by its Zonal Coordinator, Senator Ekpenyoung Asuquo, included Comrade Freedom Atigbi, Ph.D., the Deputy Coordinator, and other members of the group.

‎During the visit, Senator Ekpenyoung Asuquo briefed the Senate President on the group’s readiness to galvanize grassroots support for the re-election of Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2027. He noted that the South-South region remains crucial to the President’s electoral success, stressing the need for continued stakeholder engagement and support across the zone.

‎In his response, the Senate President assured the group of his unalloyed support, emphasizing that members must leave no stone unturned in mobilizing the region ahead of the 2027 general elections.

‎Recall that the City Boy Movement was first launched in 2022 with Seyi TINUBU as the grand patron as a youth -driven political mobilization platform but was recently reorganized by injecting fresh hands to support the re-election bid of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. With strategic engagements ongoing across the country, the group aims to emerge as one of the leading support movements for the President’s second-term campaign.

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